An administrator suspects that the MTU value for a vSphere Standard Switch is misconfigured. Which two commands can determine the value? (Choose two.)

The `esxcfg-vswitch -l` command is a traditional ESXi command-line utility that lists detailed configuration for all vSphere Standard Switches, including their configured MTU values.

The `esxcli network vswitch standard list` command is the modern `esxcli` command-line utility that provides comprehensive details about vSphere Standard Switches, prominently displaying the MTU value for each.

The command `esxcfg-vss` is not a valid ESXi command for managing or listing vSphere Standard Switch configurations; the correct utility is `esxcfg-vswitch`.

The subcommand order `esxcli network standard vswitch list` is syntactically incorrect; the proper `esxcli` command for listing standard vswitches is `esxcli network vswitch standard list`.